GLI has really gotten to a point to where they emerged from the industry primarily, obviously, as a gaming test lab, looking at all of the forms of gaming going on there. From...over the last 25 years that I've been working in the industry, I've seen GLI growing into other aspects that are beneficial to regulators, whether they be tribal or commercial. Looking at Kobetron IRIS, looking at Bulletproof, looking at all different other ancillary pieces that go into the regulatory framework. And they've been such a good partner with an organization that I'm Chairman of, The National Tribal Gaming Commissioners and Regulators Association. Watch Video

For the expansion of GLI and their growth over the years, I'd say the things they're offering with Bulletproof and the technology services they provide through there are always going to help us in the future as technology grows and there becomes more mobile betting and more access for people to penetrate your systems.

I think one of the biggest issues in the gaming industry from an IT perspective is regulation. Right now, the regulations that are out there from the U.S., have been sufficient for many gaming establishments, enterprises, and so on. However, they do appear to me to be somewhat dated. And so GLI has led in that area by having their various letters, their various standards, the network security one, for example. I think GLI is very well positioned to help with that regulation and standards for IT cybersecurity standards. And then potentially some type of standard or recommendations regarding the use of AI.

I've always liked the aspect of the training environment because of the experts that GLI brings on board. We had sports betting training about a year and a half ago, and that was awesome.